Well, first of all, your post is within the letter of the law, but not the spirit. This forum is intended for showing off comics that were created here on stripcreator.com.
However, since you're here, and you've asked for feedback, I'm happy to give it.
I don't think that a comic is the right format for what you want to do. Your strips have almost no pictures and are way too wordy. And that criticism is coming from a guy who makes clip-art comics and is also usually much too wordy in them.
Further, most of your comics have no punchline. Comics don't have to be funny, but most are, and those that aren't are usually dramatic serials. Yours are a vehicle for expressing your political opinions. Readers won't get what they expect. A blog post would be a better fit.
If you do continue publishing these as comics, I would suggest some changes to the word bubbles. The text is hard to read; you could alleviate that by making it larger, and using normal sentence case instead of all caps. I would also use a different shade of green -- more pastel, maybe -- for better contrast with the black background. Finally, I would be consistent about which way the word bubbles' tails point. The white speaker should always be on the left and the green one on the right. In this comic, for example, the white one is inconsistent:
http://theunisourcegroup.com/kasichrubio-2016-republican-ticket
One more note: I am not a lawyer, but I suspect that your unedited and non-satirical reuse of another cartoonist's work in this comic is a copyright violation and not covered by the fair use exemption:
http://theunisourcegroup.com/there-is-no-bullying-in-pro-football
Good luck with your project.